CCI Utility And Construction Services, LLC

CCI Utility And Construction Services, LLC, a subsidiary of Bristol Bay Native Corporation (Alaskan Native Corporation-owned, minority-owned, and veteran-owned), operates as a prime contractor delivering military facility construction, maintenance, repair, and infrastructure modernization services to the Department of Defense, with particular depth at Army installations across the Southeast and Air Force Space Command facilities in Florida. The vendor competes across full-and-open and small-business set-aside categories, reflecting its multiple SBA designations and Alaska Native Corporation status, though the vast majority of its recent award footprint sits with the U.S. Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region without set-aside restrictions.

CCI's customer concentration is extreme and highly localized. The Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (primarily Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Alabama) accounts for 2,524 awards totaling $1.41 billion in combined potential value—85% of all awards and 51% of all dollars—reflecting a delivery-order-dominated model where the vendor operates under a single master IDIQ vehicle (Indefinite Delivery Contract W9124P20D0002, $750 million combined value) issuing 2,613 task orders. The Air Force Space Command ranks second by dollars ($769 million) but represents only 9 awards under the Space Coast Multiple Award Construction Contract (SCMACC), a $750 million design-build IDIQ awarded September 20, 2023, enabling work at Patrick Space Force Base, Cape Canaveral, Kennedy Space Center, and related facilities in Florida through January 15, 2027. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command and Navy Installations Command round out the top-five customer set with combined exposure of $294.6 million across 115 awards. This concentration profile creates significant recompete and renewal risk: 30 awards carrying $110.9 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, predominantly Redstone Arsenal task orders issued against W9124P20D0002.

CCI's capability footprint is narrow and operationally focused. The vendor delivers firm fixed-price facility sustainment, restoration, and modernization (SRM) work—HVAC replacements, electrical upgrades, roof repairs, building renovations, facility infrastructure improvements, and minor military construction—almost exclusively at military installations. Its 2,971 awards reflect 2,825 under NAICS 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction) and 2,593 coded to PSC S206 (Restoration of Real Property). Concrete named work includes a $31.68 million multi-purpose range complex (MPRC) construction project for DoD Headquarters on May 8, 2026 (the only recent definitive contract visible in the source, awarded full-and-open); $8.65 million for weather operations infrastructure repair at Patrick Space Force Base, Florida (July 1, 2025, under SCMACC); and hundreds of small-to-mid-sized delivery orders at Redstone Arsenal ranging from $3,100 to $3.7 million for projects such as elevator replacements, roof repairs, HVAC system work, facility renovations, and utility infrastructure upgrades. SCI-reported federal service contract data shows minimal presence above the $150,000 reporting threshold (6 records across FY2022–FY2023 totaling $562 thousand in invoiced revenue), indicating that CCI's federal footprint is dominated by construction and facility work rather than labor-hour services.

CCI holds two material parent vehicles anchoring its federal strategy. The primary vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract W9124P20D0002, a total small-business set-aside IDIQ issued by Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region, generating 2,613 task orders worth $710.5 million—essentially a sole-customer, sole-vehicle operation. The secondary is the Space Coast Multiple Award Construction Contract (SCMACC) with Air Force Space Command, a $750 million multiple-award design-build IDIQ for small businesses, positioning CCI for renewal and expansion of Air Force work in Florida through 2031. Activity trajectory is stable at 450+ awards annually (2022–2024: 450–480 per year; 2025: 404; 2026: 1 award to date on a May cutoff), but the footprint is heavily weighted toward Redstone Arsenal task order issuance, where marginal contract volume depends on Army sustainment funding and CCI's competitive success against other incumbents on the master IDIQ. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime (100% of awards); the SCI dataset shows a 16% average sub-hours share across prime contracts, indicating CCI retains most delivery in-house and engages subcontractors selectively, with 2 named subs reported across the limited SCI population.

CCI is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, but operates nationwide with deep operational presence at Redstone Arsenal (Huntsville, Alabama) and expanding capability in Florida under SCMACC. The $2.79 billion combined potential value across all awards reflects a work portfolio characterized by repetitive, firm fixed-price facility maintenance and construction at military installations, with limited diversification across customer agencies or contract vehicle types. Set-aside posture is opportunistic rather than characteristic: the vendor competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements at Redstone Arsenal and under small-business IDIQs (8(a) Competitive set-asides and competitive 8(a) delivery orders visible across task order awards), leveraging its Alaska Native Corporation and minority-owned status for reservations where applied but winning the majority of its volume through open competition. Recompete risk is material and concentrated: the single master IDIQ with Army Southeast Region expires in November 2031, and near-term task order completions ($110.9 million over twenty-four months) will require continued competitive performance against an incumbency field on an aging vehicle. The SCMACC renewal in 2031 and the ongoing MPRC definitive contract (due February 17, 2028) represent secondary growth vectors but remain marginal relative to the Redstone Arsenal dependence.